drake

pato macho

Un pato de sexo masculino.

En inglés sencillo: A male duck.

• A drake swam across the pond.
• The drakes had bright green heads.
• We watched a drake following a female duck.

Sinónimos: male duck

Expresiones frecuentes: mallard drake, drake and duck, young drake

dragón

Criatura imaginaria grande parecida a un lagarto, que suele tener alas y echar fuego por la boca.

En inglés sencillo: An imaginary large creature like a lizard, often with wings and the ability to breathe fire.

• A drake guarded the cave.
• The knight raised his sword against the drake.
• Two winged drakes circled above the mountain.

Sinónimos: dragon

Expresiones frecuentes: fire drake, winged drake, slay a drake

drakkar, galera

Antiguo barco de guerra de proa puntiaguda, especialmente de los usados por los vikingos.

En inglés sencillo: An old warship with a pointed front, especially one used by Vikings.

• The drake approached the shore.
• Warriors climbed aboard the drake before dawn.
• Three drakes sailed along the rocky coast.

Sinónimos: warship, galley

Expresiones frecuentes: viking drake, aboard a drake, war drake

bólido, meteoro

Objeto procedente del espacio que brilla como fuego al atravesar el cielo.

En inglés sencillo: A bright object from space that appears like fire as it moves across the sky.

• A fiery drake crossed the sky.
• The villagers feared the blazing drake was an omen.
• An old account describes drakes lighting the night sky.

Sinónimos: meteor, fireball

Expresiones frecuentes: fiery drake, blazing drake